Publications

The preconditions of institutional change in schools

May 5, 2020

Project Events & News

A literature review has been published by CPS researcher Agnes Kende in the frame of the Future Challenges to Education Systems in Central Eastern European Context (EDUC) project.

EDUC is an OSF/ESP funded two-year long comparative research project, focusing on the adaptability of education systems determined by the interplay between governance and the institutional operation of schools in Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia and Romania.

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Non-Local Workers in Hungarian Automotives. Changing environments for worker mobility and modes of interest formation

April 17, 2020

Project Events & News

CPS researchers Tibor T. Meszmann and Olena Fedyuk wrote a working paper on the research findings of the project on employment of non-local temporary workers in the Hungarian automotive industry.

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Unionisation of Non-Local Workers: Capacity Building Opportunity for Trade Unions?

April 14, 2020

Project Events & News

A policy brief has been published by CPS researchers Tibor T. Meszmann and Olena Fedyuk in frame of their research project on employment of non-local temporary workers and its impact on local industrial relations in the Hungarian automotive industry.

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Why migration solidarity groups could herald a new politics

April 1, 2020

Project Events & News

We are happy to announce that CORDIS (the European Commission's primary service for EU-funded research results) has published an article about the results of the 'Migration Solidarity and Acts of Citizenship along the Balkan Route' (MigSol) project of CPS Research Fellow Celine Cantat in six languages at: https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/415475?WT.mc_id=exp

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MigSol Project: When a policy brief seems futile

February 25, 2020

Project Events & News

CPS Research Fellow Celine Cantat's Policy Reflections paper concludes the project 'Migration Solidarity and Acts of Citizenship Along the Balkan Route' by questioning the gap between scientific knowledge and policymaking in the area of migration. Please find the Policy Reflections here.

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